In this video of a session from the Nonprofit Technology Conference 2012, approaches to the use of data and informational visualization are demonstrated and discussed.
Topics include: "Organization culture and practice: What does it take for organizations to systematically use their data? Approaches and tools: What are the basic guidelines for designing and using data and information visualizations? What are the go-to tools? Exciting examples: What are some great examples from nonprofits? Data and information visualizations for advocacy, evaluation, social media, network analysis, operations, and more!
Session Takeaways
- To understand why organizational culture and standard operating procedures are important to developing and maintaining data/infoviz practice
- To learn why and how visuals strengthen communications and improve the likelihood of your message cutting through the clutter
- To share techniques and low costs tools for data visualization that nearly any user can begin using quickly." (Kanter, Kennedy & Morariu, 2012)
This webpage also includes links to downloadable resources that were used during the original presentation.
Sources
Kanter, B., Kennedy, B., & Morariu, J. (2012, April).Picturing your data is better than 1,000 numbers: Data visualization techniques for social change. Presented at Non-profit technology conference. Retrieved from http://e.myntc.zerista.com/event/member?item_id=1195672